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05-04-2006, 07:11 AM
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storing tobacco cards in the old days
Posted By: T206Collector
...I purchased a complete set of English Cricketers tobacco cards from the 1930's at an antique show a few months back. The set was housed in the pages of a booklet that was specifically designed to hold tobacco cards -- it had small rectangular spaces, with cuts in the paper at each corner to slot the corners of the cards in. It is very lovely. But I have never seen something like that for american tobacco cards... 
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